NBC Broadcasting Capabilities Enhancement with Lawo Technology

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The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has significantly upgraded its audio infrastructure by installing Lawo’s state-of-the-art IP-based equipment, including diamond consoles and Power Cores.

This advancement represents a substantial enhancement of NBC’s broadcasting capabilities, integrating cutting-edge technology into its operations.

History of NBC

Founded in 1979 as the South West African Broadcasting Corporation, NBC was rebranded in 1990. It has since become a cornerstone of communication, education, and unity in Namibia. NBC broadcasts a diverse range of programming in multiple languages, including three English-language television programs and eleven radio programs, thus playing a vital role in shaping Namibia’s media landscape.

Selection of Lawo’s IP-Based Equipment

After thorough market research, NBC chose Lawo’s IP-based equipment for its superior quality and cost-effectiveness. This installation, supported by Lawo’s expertise, promises to provide an exceptional audio experience for NBC’s audience. Lawo’s South African partner, Broadcast & Installation Engineering (B&I), handled the system integration and project coordination.

NBC Broadcasting Capabilities Enhancement with Lawo TechnologyFeatures of the New Audio Infrastructure

NBC’s four newly designed radio studios now feature Lawo’s diamond broadcast console, known for its configurability and versatility. The diamond console is powered by Lawo’s Power Core, a scalable high-density I/O, mixing, processing, and routing engine. This setup includes numerous features such as high-density RAVENNA/AES67 and MADI interfaces, modular mic, line, AES3, GPIO, and DANTE interfaces, and extensive DSP capabilities.

Enhanced Workflow with VisTool Software

Lawo’s VisTool software enhances real-time audio visualization and control, improving workflow efficiency for operators. Its intuitive graphical interface simplifies control and monitoring tasks, giving operators comprehensive control over Lawo’s powerful mixing engine platforms.

Statement from Lawo

A Lawo representative expressed delight in partnering with NBC to enhance broadcasting standards in Namibia. The representative highlighted that Lawo’s commitment to innovation and excellence aligns well with NBC’s vision and expressed confidence that Lawo’s IP-based solutions would enable NBC to deliver high-quality content to its audience.

Lawo’s Commitment to Innovation

Lawo is a global technology leader in live media production workflows, providing optimized solutions for television broadcasting, on-air radio, performing arts, houses of worship, and professional AV. Lawo products, manufactured in Rastatt, Germany, are known for their intuitiveness, agility, and technical flexibility, supported by a passionate team dedicated to enabling the creation of exceptional content.

The installation of Lawo’s IP-based equipment marks a significant step in NBC’s pursuit of broadcasting excellence, reaffirming Lawo’s status as a global leader in audio infrastructure solutions.

About Lawo 

Lawo, founded in 1970 by Peter Lawo, is a renowned manufacturer of professional audio equipment based in Rastatt, Germany. Initially established as an engineering office focused on audio and broadcast technologies, Lawo has grown into an industry leader known for its innovative solutions in live media production workflows.

About Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC)

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) is the public broadcaster of Namibia. It was established in 1979 as the South West African Broadcasting Corporation (SWABC) and rebranded in 1990 following Namibia’s independence. The NBC operates under the Namibian Broadcasting Act of 1991, which defines it as a juristic person accountable to the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology and the Namibian Parliament.

News source: https://lawo.com/namibian-broadcasting-corporation-nbc-optimiert-broadcasting-qualitat-mit-ip-basiertem-equipment-von-lawo/

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